Day 63 -Hong Kong - Sunday 18th December 2011 Lazy last day in Hong Kong, with Ad still feeling ill, we just wondered around the markets, the park and the streets and took in the final sights of Hong Kong. Kowloon Park is the best park in Hong Kong and its right opposite where we were staying and today it had a local market in it and small shows. We watched some local kids dance to music dressed as a Chinese dragon about 15 kids long, it was great to watch and w...

Day 62 -Stanley - Saturday 17th December 2011 Honk Hong is great for a lay-in!! Again we woke at about 9.30am but didn't see the light of day until about 12pm. We loved the Australian Dairy breakfast so much (and its cheap!) that we wanted to go back there again! We walked through the Koloon park but not before stopping at the lady on the corners stall to get two freshly squeezed oranges - lovely! The park is awesome, not only does it have WIFI but it also has a...

Day 61 -Lantau Island - Friday 16th December 2011 With Ad feeling a little better, we decided to brave Lantau Island. We jumped on the MTR to Tung Chung and then started the long queue for the Ngong Ping cable cart. Yep it's touristy but well worth the wait and money to see the view from the cable cart. The only negatives being that it was pretty cold and the view not as good as it could have been as it was so hazy. We arrived and were so cold decided that ther...

Day 60 -Kowloon - Thursday 15th December 2011 In the cleanest, germ obsessed city I've ever visited, it seems that Adam has caught man flu. How ironic is it that we spent 2 months in some of the dirtiest cities in the world in India, where people pee, poop and gob yards from your feet and yet it isn't until we get to Hong Kong, a city where every toilet gives detailed instructions on how to wash your hands to get rid of germs and people are prompted to wear face...

Day 59 - Victoria Peak - Wednesday 14th December 2011 It doesn't seem to matter how early we get up, it's impossible to get out and to breakfast before noon. God knows what we'll do when we have to actually get up early for something! We got up and dressed in our smartest rig - the India dress code certainly doesn't cut it in HK. I suddenly feel like a need some smarter clothes and shoes to blend in with the locals - they are so well dressed and turned out! We ...